FROM : I. Savant
DATE : Mon Jan 14 23:12:02 2008
> If I understand your post correctly
You know what? Scratch that. It's clear I didn't understand. :-D ...
and I had *just* sent that message to Erik about having the guts to be
wrong. ;-) I'm just leaving work, too, so I can't even blame alcohol
yet. (sigh)
Scott's shark (or Instruments) suggestion is a good one. In addition
to his "how often are you saving" question:
- Are you using garbage collection? (see its notes about creating a
bunch of short-lived objects at once)
- If you're not using garbage collection, are you at least creating
an autorelease pool and draining it every thousand objects or so?
(there was a recent post on this list regarding that very approach
with Core Data)
Hopefully this post is more helpful than my last. ;-)
--
I.S.
DATE : Mon Jan 14 23:12:02 2008
> If I understand your post correctly
You know what? Scratch that. It's clear I didn't understand. :-D ...
and I had *just* sent that message to Erik about having the guts to be
wrong. ;-) I'm just leaving work, too, so I can't even blame alcohol
yet. (sigh)
Scott's shark (or Instruments) suggestion is a good one. In addition
to his "how often are you saving" question:
- Are you using garbage collection? (see its notes about creating a
bunch of short-lived objects at once)
- If you're not using garbage collection, are you at least creating
an autorelease pool and draining it every thousand objects or so?
(there was a recent post on this list regarding that very approach
with Core Data)
Hopefully this post is more helpful than my last. ;-)
--
I.S.






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